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Seika Machinery Announces Year-end Sale on Select Products
November 30, 2020 | Seika Machinery, Inc.Estimated reading time: Less than a minute

Seika Machinery, Inc., a leading provider of advanced machinery, materials and engineering services, announces its year-end sale on select products. Significant savings are available for McDry cabinets, Sawa portable handy cleaners and Sayaka PCB routers while stock lasts.
McDry Dry Cabinets provide optimal ultra-low humidity and moisture-proof storage for IC packages. Moisture-sensitive components when safely and properly stored in McDry have an indefinite floor-life and micro-cracking or pop-corning during the reflow process is not an issue. McDry cabinets conform to IPC/JEDEC J-STD 033D and IPC 1601 Guidelines.
Sawa Stencil Cleaners are widely used globally to ensure high yields when screen printing solder paste onto printed circuit boards. Normal cloth wipe cleaning of stencils cannot completely remove solder paste especially in fine pitch applications as a small amount of solder balls have a tendency to adhere in the corners of the apertures.
Sayaka PCB Routers provide stress-free depanelization along with a fixture-based highly efficient dust vacuum system. In addition to clean and precise depanelization for densely populated PCBs, the router features easy, advanced image-processing software with point-and-click operation for programming router paths.
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